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Jul 2026
Kids' Festival! All the Heroes of Justice Appear was a televised celebration of tokusatsu heroes in 1976.
Aug 2027
With one last chance to speak to his dead younger sister, Felix struggles to find the “right way” to come out to her as a transgender man.
Aug 2026
When Estella’s only daughter announces she’s moving away, this codependent mother is forced to confront a life of her own for the first time in decades. Stuck in the same routines and surrounded by nosy neighbors in her desert mobile home community, Estella takes an unexpected leap into the dating world—and into self-discovery.
A scarred survivor struggles between choices that blur dream and reality, each step pulling him deeper into his own downfall.
Sep 2026
Queens To The Front is a dialogue between filmmaker Tammy Lee Rock and public figure Senator Lidia Thorpe, revealing insights into the personal impact of Treaty and sovereignty.
Nov 2027
The film is based on Rabindranath Tagore's novel Dui Bon which was first published in 1933 and is among one of Tagore's last three works.
Dec 2026
Learn the untold story of attorney Margie Pitts Hames whose Supreme Court victory in Doe v. Bolton - the companion case to Roe v. Wade - reshaped reproductive rights in America.
Echoes of Forks of Cypress explores the lives of the enslaved and enslavers at the Forks of Cypress plantation in Florence, AL. The documentary highlights their struggles, resilience, and the plantation’s historical significance. It then shifts to the present, where descendants from both sides come together to confront and heal from their shared past.
Follow wildlife educator and social media star Christian Cave into the wild ecosystems of South Florida to explore the growing threat of invasive species on one of America's most unique natural environments.
A small Alabama town known as Belle Mina fights back against quarry blasting right next door that threaten their air, water, and overall quality of life.
An unsettling glimpse at what we cast aside, this quasi-experimental documentary reminds us that every discarded item had a life or moment abruptly left behind, never explained, and never reclaimed.